Louisiana State University http://is.lsu.edu/courselist.asp?level=CO&online=0&nid=102 No DL degrees but dozens of courses at abot $ 33 per credit.

Penn Foster College - The whole associates degree is about $6,000.  http://www.pennfostercollege.edu/programs_degrees.html  It's DETC accredited but I don't think it would be a problem with this program. A plus is that many of their courses are  ACE approved and would be more widely accepted.      

Expensive but one expects to pay for Tier 1.

I suspect that the motivation for Africans or Asians to obtain an American degree is that they don't have to convince Americans that it's real.  West Africa is more than a bus ride from South Africa.   The US is the same distance away, depending on the location in West Africa - 3,000-4,000 miles.

Allied Health? What type of courses did you take?  You might find a school that would accept up to half a program but if your program is too specialized there might be a problem.      

Definitely go for the masters.  If you want an extra degree get a second masters in computers or business.  That would be much more useful.  As many American MBAs are introductory material, you may find an MBA quite easy depending on the school.   

Not the best but it is cheap.  Penn Foster College is DETC accredited, not regionally accredited, so you might want to check with prospective employers to see if it is acceptable.  I like the looks of the program otherwise.  I think the total cost of the program is about $4,000 unless it has gone up ...

If you're in a position to attend Boston U you will never regret it, ever.

A guess but maybe they meant that getting a masters from scratch was 70K, still a lot for an unrated school.

  What type of masters are you looking for?   70K sounds way too high even for Phoenix and they are expensive.  If we know the field we can give some suggestions.   You should be able to get a regionally accredited masters even under 10K with dozens under 20K.  Top tier schools would be a lot more ...

I was appalled when I received this email. He said 20k for an aa when we were originally talking about a masters so obviously he was misconstruing this information. So frustrating.    I guess Eric must have taken the U of Phoenix logic course.      

[quote Ted Lem] Apparently, there is a German and and an English part of Switzerland.   German/French/Italian/Romansch but no English.  English is the most common second language and a lot of English speaking people live there but they haven't taken over -  yet.

You may already know this. California Coast U is DETC accredited.  California Southern U is an applicant for DETC accreditation but its PsyD is accepted for licensing as a psychologist in California but with the melt-down of California private university licensing, this is ending.  My guess is that they are both reasonable ...

There are some really cheap online or distance courses from some community colleges in the Southwest.  Clovis Community College http://www.clovis.edu/ecampus/Student/index.asp Almost free tuition for up to 9 credits & cheap after that. http://www.clovis.edu/AdministrationandFinance/TuitionandFees/index.asp  Check out ...

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From what I can gather courses at UNISA are 1600 rand =  $171.52.  Cheap but not a slam dunk. Contrary to many opinions, I'm not sure that UNISA has any particular academic advantage and mediocre American schools may even have a reputation advantage in parts of the world.